Parker High School - Parker Pine Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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VALEDICTORY P3 Oh Parker, friend, companion through four years, How often shall I see thee, though my steps May lead away to places far, and though The days go by, the years pass on and on: Though friendships come and cease at last to beg Though dreams, ambitions, some achieved, some lost May form and mark great moments in my life, Though tears and sadness come, as all things will, And leave their deepest impress on my soul. How often shall I pause, in later life, Reflecting on the happy 'times l've had At school, recalling old time friends, And if to me some memories are dim, Thy memory, dear Parker, will remain As the one of all most cherished and most dear.